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Deep in the Northern Ontario backcountry, Paul and Perry push their way through dense forest trails and over a series of stubborn beaver dams with the UTV to reach a remote, untouched lake. The grind pays off in a big way as the walleye action.
Deep in the Northern Ontario backcountry, Paul and Perry push their way through dense forest trails and over a series of stubborn beaver dams with the UTV to reach a remote, untouched lake. The grind pays off in a big way as the walleye action.
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S2026, EP6 "FishON ----- Wild Trail Walleye Mission"Deep in the Northern Ontario backcountry, Paul and Perry push their way through dense forest trails and over a series of stubborn beaver dams with the UTV to reach a remote, untouched lake. The grind pays off in a big way as the walleye action.
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S2026, EP4 "FishON ----- River Run Redemption"Paul and Perry kick off an adventurous journey down the Ivanhoe River, heading toward a lake that's known to deliver steady walleye action. But this time, the fish had other plans. With walleye proving tough to track down, the duo.
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S2026, EP3 "FishON ----- Spring Break on Mattagami Lake"Paul Ethier and Jeff Shippam head to legendary Lake Mattagami to enjoy classic spring walleye fishing.
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S2026, EP2 "FishON ----- Spring Thaw on Frederick House Lake"Paul, Perry, and Dan head east of Timmins to the historic waters of Frederick House Lake for a late-season ice adventure under warm, spring-like skies. What starts as a perfect day on the hard water quickly turns into a multispecies showcase.
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